...Figure 1. The VGTB River basin includes the Cua Dai estuary and the sediment sample sites along the coast. The circles show the storage capacity of 18 reservoirs within the river basin. ...

... experimental vessel with 50 ml of standard artificial fresh water (AFW; see Table 1 ) containing inoculum from the Tamar Estuary, Plymouth, England, and yeast extract (0.1g/l) as a bacterial substrate. The Tamar Estuary is characterized by high rates of organic-matter degradation resulting from aerobic...

... release system. They were rated for deployments up to 6000 m depth and had an autonomy of 17 days. Since 2007, and considering possible applications of operational seismic surveillance, a scheme of real‐time data sharing has been implemented at IPMA, based on a Seiscomp server. This setup allows...

... acidification Pyrite Black shale This study Only pH proxy to operate across Neoproterozoic and Phanerozoic Compared to the present-day ocean, where Mo, As, Ni, Sb, and Se are the most abundant trace metals, the marine pyrite time series suggests that, in the Archean ocean, As, Ni, Sb, Cu, Pb, and Co...

... fluvial systems, however, rapid burial and persistent reducing conditions resulted in the preservation of the arsenic sulfides. Such cases were described in the surface sediments of the Fal Estuary, Cornwall, UK ( Pirrie et al. 2003 ), in the active stream beds in the Shag River and Deepdell Creek, both...

... understandable, in this best of all possible worlds. Then came the Great Lisbon Earthquake of 1755, a catastro- phe not only for the city but for philosophy itself. This disaster convinced many that moral and natural law are irrevocably divorced. This separation persists to the present day, but we...